I've been the owner of a lawn for two years and I've never owned a lawn mower. You see, I had this nice young man, the lawn boy, who brought his generous dad's mower over and cared for my lawn. But then that lawn boy moved to college. And I was left with a growing jungle. So, I had a few choices:
1- Find another nice lawn boy with his own mower --Nope, didn't have time to network before the lawn grew to high.
2- Hire a legit lawn service--Um, I could have done this if I stopped buying groceries...
3- Buy my own cheap lawn mower and do it myself--I'm allergic to grass, but a $100 investment would pay for itself in a few weeks...
The winning option was...#3. And when I decided to buy my first ever mower, I wanted it to be on the cheaper end, take up a small amount of space in the garage, not involve hauling gasoline cans, and help me SAVE THE WORLD!
So, here's the interesting thing. Every single person told me not to buy a reel mower because they are too hard to push. But, I realized that men are the only ones giving advice on mowers. Hmmm. Sorry guys, but you're wrong. It kind of feels easy to a woman. The reason is, that you haven't spent years pushing double strollers. Reel mowers are way easier than double strollers. Those kids sure are cute though, aren't they? I kind of liked that double-stroller pushing job better than lawn boy.

2 comments:
that made me laugh. you are a rockstar. way to go on the mowing and stick picking upping. and how are you blogging from maine? kiss you and the dress from me. :)
Glad you and the task force are tackling the yard together! Your grass looks way greener than ours!
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